If I move my Mini Financial payment due date will the new date count for this month?
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there is usually a 10 day grace period but should call to confirm. another option would be to see if they would be willing to take a credit card payment. keep in mind that if they do agree they might charge a fee plus it might code as a cash advance. IMO thats still better than being late and have it hit your credit report
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When I got my last finance and my most recent lease I was able to get a due date change(changed date due for ALL remaining payments to the new date) BUT I had to make at least the first payment in both cases before they would do a change. I had my prior car payments set on the 8th of the month and the new payments were on different days. For my budget and so I didn't forget I wanted it set back to the 8th. They said sure we can do that make this months payment first and we can set next for the 8th like you want. That hurt me a bit but I am sure they would work with you. No lender wants you to default etc. and most will be more than willing to work with you if you have a valid reason.
As others have said though contact them. Every single account I have ever had credit wise has been able to work with me if I had issues with payment dates as long as I contacted them ahead of time and explained my situation. I have even had some accounts that have been willing to waive late fees and not report late payments if I had been on time for a certain period of time before I went brain dead and forgot to pay them.
I have even had to call my finance/lease company on two separate deals and say hey I had another financial emergency crop up and I cant make this months payment at all and they were willing to allow me to forgo a months payments(one lender was willing to forgo up to 3 months I believe it was) with the stipulation that those forgone payments would be added to the end of my contract term and ALL interest charges would still accrue for those missed months. Basically I had interest added each missed month and then had to pay at the end of the contract for the missed months and interest AND the missed months interest. Not once was I reported as late or anything.
Your mileage may vary but for the most part most lenders realize that life happens and situations change. As long as you are proactive and TALK to them most lenders will work with you and not ding your credit in the process. Its only the people that ignore things that get in trouble with their lenders.
As others have said though contact them. Every single account I have ever had credit wise has been able to work with me if I had issues with payment dates as long as I contacted them ahead of time and explained my situation. I have even had some accounts that have been willing to waive late fees and not report late payments if I had been on time for a certain period of time before I went brain dead and forgot to pay them.
I have even had to call my finance/lease company on two separate deals and say hey I had another financial emergency crop up and I cant make this months payment at all and they were willing to allow me to forgo a months payments(one lender was willing to forgo up to 3 months I believe it was) with the stipulation that those forgone payments would be added to the end of my contract term and ALL interest charges would still accrue for those missed months. Basically I had interest added each missed month and then had to pay at the end of the contract for the missed months and interest AND the missed months interest. Not once was I reported as late or anything.
Your mileage may vary but for the most part most lenders realize that life happens and situations change. As long as you are proactive and TALK to them most lenders will work with you and not ding your credit in the process. Its only the people that ignore things that get in trouble with their lenders.
Last edited by Kodan; 08-14-2017 at 04:48 PM.
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